Main characters: Lu Xiaomai and Fu Chengdong
[Period setting + military marriage + building wealth + real heiress + reborn]
At eighteen, Lu Xiaomai married Qiao Hongtao. She sold socks at a street stall to support his studies so he could retake the university entrance exam. But while at university, Qiao Hongtao got involved with a female classmate, and Lu Xiaomai was kept in the dark. She even went south to work for the sake of their child. Only after learning of her daughter’s death did she realize she’d been deceived and made a complete fool of.
Driven out of her mind with rage, she hacked the scumbag to death, then slit her own throat.
When she opens her eyes again, Lu Xiaomai is back on the day in her previous life when Qiao Hongtao tricked her into agreeing to a fake divorce so he could stay in the provincial capital. She takes the money, gets the divorce certificate, kicks the parasitic family to the curb, and leaves without hesitation.
The hardships she endured in her previous life give her wings to soar in this one. She opens a small tailor shop, starts a fried chicken chain, establishes a clothing factory, makes investments, and meets partners who share her ambitions. She also keeps helping women who have been left out in the rain, just as she once was.
After buying a house from a martyr’s family, Lu Xiaomai meets Fu Chengdong, the martyr’s superior, and also finds her biological parents.
Lu Xiaomai has locked away her heart, but her love for Fu Chengdong first takes root by the martyr’s family graves, then bursts into bloom on the snowy night she hears the news of his death. The following spring, as she tells her longing to an empty tomb containing only his clothes, she looks up and sees Fu Chengdong walking toward her through a shower of peach blossom petals...
Very beautiful, warm, real and touching
Inspiring heroine, keep up the good work
It's so beautiful. There's no ink-stained crying, no cowardly self-comfort, and no hatred-filled revenge. I like the heroine.
It's so beautiful, the more you look at it, the more interesting it becomes